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Payem

Can a global spend-management platform turn corporate card issuance and AP automation into the financial control layer for lean finance teams at multinational mid-market companies?

Founded2019
HQTel Aviv, Israel
FoundersItamar Jobani, Omer Rimoch
Total raised$247M
Latest roundDebt Financing / Series A, January 2023
IndustryHorizontal SaaS / Spend Management
The story

Founded in 2019 as an employee expense-reimbursement tool born from the founder's frustration with legacy expense tools, PayEm quickly expanded into a full spend-and-procurement management platform for lean finance teams at multinational companies. The company raised a large warehouse credit facility in 2023 specifically to fund its growing corporate card program, signaling a shift from pure SaaS toward embedded financial products including virtual/physical cards and a multi-currency digital wallet. PayEm's strategy centers on becoming the finance OS for global SMB/mid-market companies, embedding corporate cards, AP automation, and cross-border payments alongside deep ERP integrations.

Last 12 months
2023-01
2023-03
Product timeline
2019
PayEm founded by Itamar Jobani and Omer Rimoch as a spend and procurement platform for high-growth and multinational organizations.· pivot
2021
Emerged from stealth with $27M in funding (seed + Series A); announced cross-border payment capabilities supporting 200+ territories in 130 currencies.· banking
2023
Raised $220M ($20M equity Series A, $200M warehouse credit facility) from Viola Credit, MUFG, and Collaborative Fund to scale credit card operations globally.· card
2023
Achieved SOC 1 Type 2 compliance, reinforcing financial data security posture.· banking
The stack
5 layers disclosed in Payem’s embedded-finance stack
Banking / BaaS
Sutton Bank
Card issuing
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Card network
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Sponsor bank
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Accounting
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Accounting gap: none
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